Adams PTA Plans Supper for Franklin School Meeting
Adams PTA hosts a buffet supper at Mrs. James A. Clark’s home 1633 W. Vernon to kick off the Franklin School PTA gathering Monday at 7 15 p m. Mrs. William Moore reports on the Tempe Parent Education Workshop where she was a delegate. Board members for 1951 52 include Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Hickman, and Miss Tuttle. Committee chairs cover membership, magazine, team representation, hospitality, community service, parliamentary, publicity, legislation, health and recreation, parent education, and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Clark
W. Ver
Franklin School
PTA
William Moore
Tempe
Charles Cochran
Joe Hunt
Z. Simpson Cox
Robert Hickman
Carolyn Tuttle
Angus DePinto
Harry Robbins
Robert Hobbs
Oy C. Swingle
Paul Johnson
Edward Tatum
Francis Locke
Derek van Dyke
Harold Penny
Harold Nelson
Mesa School Contract Let
The county supervisors awarded Mesa Junior High School to Wes Meyer Construction Company of Phoenix for 647 443. The low bid was recommended. Project completion is slated for the fall term with two additional wings planned if a $400 000 federal grant is obtained. Bentson Contracting won Wilhoit Improvement District paving on 25th Avenue.
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New Mesa
Wes Meyer Construction Company
Phoenix
Bentson Contracting Company
Wilhoit
25Th Avenue
McDowell South
News of sons in service and new arrivals
Phoenix families report new grandchild for Capt Vernon F. Jones at Camp Stoneman California. Pvt Harold L. Zander marries at Fort Jackson. First Lt John J. Addington teaches at Craig AFB after wings at Lubbock. Arizona servicemen stationed in Texas California Korea and aboard ships are named with promotions and births noted.
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William Vernon Jones
N. 12Th St
Vernon F. Jones
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Jones
David Vernon
Camp’s Hospital
Carolyn
Phoenix
Harold L. Zander
Company C
155Th Infantry Regiment
Fort Jackson
S. C
John J. Addington
Blanche Addington
Grand
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Ala
Lubbock Air Force Base
Texas
Richard P. Hinderleiter
E. H. Hinderleiter
E. Dunlap
Fort Hood
Jack L. Tonner
Louise Tonner
E. Monte Vista
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Tonner
Korea
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arizona Department
United States
Phoenician Receives Combat Awards in Korea
Lt. Russell L. Rogers son of Mrs. F. J. Kimmel 1637 E Willetta has received the Purple Heart Air Medal and 10 Oak Leaf clusters for injuries Sept 13 1950 and distinguished action in 128 combat missions from June 25 1950 to Jan 22 1951. Rogers also holds the Distinguished Flying Cross and is assigned to the 94th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at George AFB California. He attended Phoenix schools and Phoenix College class of 1948. He married Mary Anne Kesterson of Phoenix.
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Detroit
Mich
Phoenix
Murphy School
Yalu River
Lation Hicks
19Th Ave
Buckeye
George Sowers
Alzona Park
Robert Bullard
W. Buck
Russell L. Rogers
F. J. Kimmel
E. Willetta
Rogers
Phoenix College
Air Force
Korea
Mary Anne Kesterson
College Men to Take Second Deferment Test
Arizona college students will try again for a college deferment as the second of three draft tests is held at eight centers including Arizona State College Tempe and Phoenix College. Only registrants before May 25 may participate, with exceptions for those who obtain new tickets from Princeton testing center.
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Arizona College
Selective Service Headquarters
Arizona State College
Tempe
Phoenix College
Princeton
N. J
Flagstaff
University of Arizona
Kingman
Prescott
Winslow
Douglas
Olsen
Arizonan Dies In Korea In Death Notice From War
Defense Department reports another Arizonan killed in action in Korea. Five wounded and one prisoner of war. The dead is Pvt Richard C. Benitez of Tucson. Wounded are Pvt Gilbert F. Garcia Mesa Pfc William M. Kelsay Tucson Pvt George D. Wilson Phoenix area Pfc Donald H. Mills Kingman and Pfc Ernesto L Verdugo Clifton. Missing now prisoner of war is Master Sgt Robert L Crawford Prescott brother of Mrs Thimsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Richard C. Benitez
Frank T. Benitez
Tucson
Gilbert F. Garcia
Pete Garcia
Mesa
William M. Kelsay
Newton H. Kels
Tucson Plans Two High Schools And Eight To Ten Elementary Schools
Tucson will require two new high schools and eight to ten additional elementary schools in 1953. City school superintendent Robert D. Morrow told the Tucson Real Estate Board that a $12,000,000 bond issue is needed to finance the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Robert D. Morrow
Tucson Real Estate Board
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Adams
Dr. Scholl
Riverside Nursery
Omaha Railroad
Mankato
Minn
A.C
Lies
Sander
Saul
O'Malley's
4Th Avenue
Madison
4Th Ave
Madison , Phoenix
Ibia
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Jimna
John
Roy Simonds, Jr
Roy Simonds
E. Henshaw
Army Engineers
Hanau Engineer Depot
Hanau
Germany
Homer N. Musgrove
Paul Townsend
W. Garfield
537Th Field Artillery Battalion
Camp Carson
Colo
Perry Walker
E. Jefferson
Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 119
U.S. Naval Station
Sangley Point
Philip
Walker
Pines
17Th Infantry Regimental Combat Team
Seventh Division
Adolph Janecek
Yadge Hansen
W. Buckeye
Janecek
Vita-Muich Fertilizer
Good Housekeeping
Teatine
W. McDowell
Y Size CO
Straigat Bourbon
Waisky
Phoenician
George Afb
W. M. Russman
Oregon
Valentine A. Russ
1St Naval Hospital
Bremerton
Wash
Hubert E. Boyer
Brown
Far East
Sylvanus C. Boyer
E. Monroe
Naval Service
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Navy
Carver High School
U. S. Government
Arizona
Washington St
Selective Service
Phoenix Gazette
S-W Distributing CO
Institutional Brands
S. 2Nd Ave
Arizonan
Niacin
For All
Borden
The
Council of Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Buy Borden
Boren Co
Donald Buck Frozen Foods
Donald Duck Brand
Fordhook
iSc
Donald Duck
Cor Hunt
Sugar Peas
Rath
Iowa
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